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JERRY2KONE · **First phase. -** 04.18.2011, 11:46 AM

The second part of the project was removing the old power panel and installing a new one. The ground wires from the original panel were never even grounded. They were all twisted together and left hanging inside the wall. Nice huh?

Once this was completed I was able to get power back up and hook up the hot water heater and digital timer so that I was able to take hot showers and do my laundry. Of course I had to finish up building the new laundry room and get the washer & dryer set installed.

SO I had to remove the old gas hot water heater from insdie this closet and re-route the piping into the garage where I mounted the new energy efficiant electirc hot water heater. I used slip fittings for the first time and man those fittings are great. Easy to install, no soldering, and no leaks either.

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JERRY2KONE JERRY2KONE SUPERMAXX Offline Posts: 3,452 Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: HAYMARKET VIRGINIA	First phase. - 04.18.2011, 11:46 AM The second part of the project was removing the old power panel and installing a new one. The ground wires from the original panel were never even grounded. They were all twisted together and left hanging inside the wall. Nice huh? Once this was completed I was able to get power back up and hook up the hot water heater and digital timer so that I was able to take hot showers and do my laundry. Of course I had to finish up building the new laundry room and get the washer & dryer set installed. SO I had to remove the old gas hot water heater from insdie this closet and re-route the piping into the garage where I mounted the new energy efficiant electirc hot water heater. I used slip fittings for the first time and man those fittings are great. Easy to install, no soldering, and no leaks either. SUPERMAXX YOUR LIFE.